1. |
Talking to Myself
01:42
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There's a place
I like to go
Takes up no space
It's called being alone
I really enjoy
Talking to myself
Just letting you know
There was a time
Long long ago
When I gave shit
Now I just don't know
I really enjoy
Talking to myself
Just letting you know
Just letting you know
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2. |
Tiny Fists
02:59
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Tiny Fists
There’s a lot of talkin’
There’s a lot of sound
Brand new shoots are pushin’
Up from underground
Raise your tiny fists and take a poke at the world
Raise your tiny fists and take a poke at the world
Raise your tiny fists and take a poke at the world
Raise your tiny fists – raise your tiny fists!
I’m a super-hero
I have x-ray eyes
I can tell a story
In which no one dies
Raise your tiny fists and take a poke at the world
Raise your tiny fists and take a poke at the world
Raise your tiny fists and take a poke at the world
Raise your tiny fists – raise your tiny fists!
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3. |
Don't Make Me Beg
02:00
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Don’t Make Me Beg
Don’t make me beg
I’m dyin’ here
Have I made it clear
Don’t wanna die alone?
So shake a leg
We can steal a car
Probably won’t get far
Better bring your phone
Give me something to believe
Somehow I cannot perceive
Myself as a winner, myself as a winner
Give me something to believe
Somehow I cannot conceive
Myself as winning, myself as winning
Now
Don’t make me sad
With stupid talk
About politics and new cells phones
I might get mad
But what else is new?
What can you do?
Least I’m not alone
(Chorus)
Don’t make me beg
I’m dyin’ here
Have I made it clear
Don’t wanna die alone?
It’s not that bad
We can rent a car
Probably won’t get far
Better bring your phone
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4. |
25 Year Plan
01:28
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